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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-24

When General Sherman was press
ing the Rebels hard at Meridian. Miss,
in 1864. his two daughters We're at
tending school at St. Mary's Academy
at Notre Dame. near south Bend. Ind.
There were also in that institution a
number OF Southern girls. whose Rebel
proclivities they were always ready to
make known upon the slightest prov
ocation, and the result was that there
was a constant fcud between them
and the Northern girls. Among the
latter no one was more pronounced
in hatred of the Rebel cause than Miss
Minnie sherman. now the wife of
Lieut.. Thackera of the United States
navy. She was the champion and he
rome of such in thar school. Mrs.
John Cannon. of Andrews. Ind. who
WAS u class-mate OF Miss sherman, re-
calls some interesting "reminiscences of
the latter during the last days OF the
war.
On Washington's birthday. 1864,
about the time when Gen. sherman
was destroying the railroads in Missis-
sippi, n band OF musicians from South
Bend came out in he afternoon to the
academy to serenade the pupils. The
visit was anticipated by the Southern
girls, and they prepared for 1t. When
the stirring strains Of the star
Spangled Banner" and ''lIail Column
bia had died away II number of the
Rebel girls appeared at one of the win
Il anal. xr1th small Rnital Hnp
pinned upon her breast. The band
grew indignant. and drove rapidly
away. and when the etOwnspeople heard
of the thing they were greatly incensed
and many threats of mob violence
were uttered. Inside the institution
the situation was not 80 bad. When
the superior, Mother Angela. heard OF
the action she rushed to The girls and
tore the flags from their breasts and
sent them 10 their rooms. The even
ing of the same day "A ball, attended
only by the pupils of the institution,
in honor OF the day, was given, and an
appropriately y-,iecorated Union flag
hung like II curtain over Il doorway
ut one end OF the ballroom, and was
/ looked upon with pride by the Union
girls. However. when one of the
Southern girls passed it she tore j.
Z like Il ti.res- from the wall and tram
/ pied il under her feet. Minnie Siier-
man was but n few feet away. Her
( face flushed and her eyes flashed their
Indignation, and she was unable to
{ speak for a few moments. Then, with
! a terrifying show dare you,' she drew
back her hand and struck the girl such
n blow that she was proStrnte'i
Then all was excitement and confu
sion. the young sister in charge of III,
room was mortified. and all looked fol
Il dreadful scene. but the iiag was re-
placed and remained there all th,
evening. The two words spoken by
/ Mother angela. Young ladies soon
brought the girls to their senses: but
though the entertainment WAS con
tinted, noie of the girls quite re'ov
cred their Observation-Disclosures
i journal.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-24
Win no. 3, A United.

-Nontnna will not be admitted "a =
state thi- wear sad tHpf. ins. II.
Mills, "a he stepped from n Pullman
ear Yesterday and threw his clgle eye
over Mile, City ior the first time. Il
have iu-' returned from Washing; on.
and from what | could learn there.
there j. no hope for stated .ood. the
present year NJ least Captain Mill-
WI. accompanied lay hi, vile. and they
will remain few days i'm iIelena before
departing Tor their home in Deer
l.otl.c. w one ii thc territory l.
better known than he. and the present
"trip j. 'hc iir-f time he l1, been east
oi tine ui.,'i i.lu al Montana ior fifteen
journal
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-24

She is cunning she is tricky.
! ann greatly grieved to tell
And her hands are always sticky
With chocolate caramel:
Her dolly's battered features
Tell Of many frantic hurl;
she's the terror of her teachers,
That naughty little girl.
She dotes upon bananas.
And she sinears them oii my knees,
Aud she peppers my Havanas.
And she laughs to hear me sncezc;
And she steals into my study,
And she turns my books awhirl,
And her boots are always muddy
That naughty little girl.
When she looks as she were dreaming
Of the angels in the air,
] know she = only scheniiny
How to slyly pull my hair;
Set-why. cant discover
Spite of every tangled curl,
She's ~ darling. and love her
That naughty little girl,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-24

Special Storing
the Judith and Wolf Creek county VIII ind
this the pon, haul their WOO. whether
desiring o sell or ship.
MN! GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-24

the judicial and executive. and il its
,,ersonel shows more iynoram,ises and
demagogies than the other branches
of the government il is because it Is
lar more numerous.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-02-24

some speculation is now rife con
cerniny I he eiightingqualities and ability
OF many OF the European and Asiatic
armies. Particularly is this true al
the relative strength of Germany and
France. The February number Of the
Century contains very interesting
article under the caption standing
Armies and Navies of Europe and the
United states" Under this head the
following table of army statistic,
1pDelrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-10

Treatise on Flood ard Skin Diseases malled
free, ''-'-
Tucsw,TTsrrcircc Co.. Drawer Atlanta, Ga
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A Sure cure found es last. No one uaot
sui!er. a sure ours 10. tho blind, bleed
ing, itching aud liberated piles has beer
discovered by DR.. William ian Indjsr
remody,A called DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointmsnt, A 1ingla box hes cursd the
worst old chronic caaeo Of twenty-five and
thirty yeara' standing. No enc nssd eu:.
fer five nsiHutes after Supplying thin won.
der!ul aco.hias medicine. Lctione, in.
atrumen:a and elcc.ua:es Dc more harm
than coed. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
absorbs the tuuory, allays the intense
itching, ac:a as pault:ca, gives instsns End
psinlee1 rs!ist Gnd is prepared for Piles
and nothing elsa. Thousands Of cured
patienta affect its virtues, and physiciana
oi all gchcol5 p.oroancs il the gressest
contribution TO medicine Of tho age. II
matters Got how lorg or severely you have
been suffering, you GIN be cured.
Judge Coons, Maysville, Ky, says:
'D.. Williams Pile Ointmeu: ca,od nc
utter years OF suffering"
judge Coilinhury, Cleveland, O., gaye:
~ bsYs found by experience that Dr.,
Williams Indian Tile Ointment gives i'm.
mediate and permanent relief"
We have hondteds OF such testimonials.
Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by
druygiste. Daw
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, Dec. o.-petroeum fairly estiye
md trm: opened at 100; clcted at 77Xc; hIrnesl
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IL Tho .t psy & ~;:s,, and you must toll me

the Daily HImiier, and you must tell me
all about these horsss." 81 u n III
"AwW he said, staring at her In amaze.
ment. "I-oh-beg pardonl Excuse me-
And he dived among the crowd, leaving
her standing there alone, with the toara
Of modification In her eyes at this cruel
bluG. NJ F'sF - ~
When she turned away to hide her NOR.
LITIGATION, Bhe came face to face with
Manley Stewart, whose eyes met hers
pityingly. III.
1.-THE lnsoleut hound!" no Missed In q
volca OF suppressed paaaion. ut WAC bru.
when fortune taken to itself wings, our
friends desert u.s." said Edith with faint
emile. ia - ',011
ibid Brown dare to send you here ~
continued Manlcy. Ell
"He gave me tho cst.le aud horse mar.
kot to report" she answered. "You your.
sell told me journalism was thorny
path" -r5 'lI17T'I
"Mlss Sherwood )" no said, when
they waro alone, II knew your father
well and you have my sympathy"
"PerbRps you can toll me all about the
horiae?" ehe ssid. 5F
And this question, aud her houeut blue
eyes looking U.raight into bic, 60 dlscon.
csrtod him that tina wordo which we're hot
upon hia lips were left upspoken.
), u will SEQ Brown tonight" he sa;d,
"and you ahall be given something moro
coDgenisl Tomorrow, II you are still deter.
mined to pursue journalism"
A man was given the horse and cattle
market 10 report tho mex! day, and Edith
had consigned 10 her more cougenia
work. -
Shslikod reporting, and in three months
time even City Editor Brown was forced
to acknowledge that she was the best
writer on his stsf-shrinking from no task
aud competent to perform any. .0'
Ono day, however, she caught cold, and
the following morning her body..sas racked
with thu torture OF fever.
sho was i'll lor several weeks, and Manly
Stawafs wes he. daily visitor.
One day, while uho was couvalsscsnt,
he took her thin hand in bic, sud his rich
voice trelnbled.
Edith" he aaid, II muas tell you how
feel. 10 you and wan. you to be my
vile. You have auccsded IN yonr chosen
proieesion, and the future has many tri.
umpha in store for you. We will work
tosettlhOi-shsll we, my darling, shall!
wv ..."r
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Bow q Dying Child
Was Saved /!

clcrno. HAMILTON Co.. Iyp., Sept. 10 $751;
1ho ioiio"!nS Is atr,ic account of what your
-. Shasdone forour little daughter. Hazol
now four years old When y months old q
'ump appeared on hcr heel. which slowly srcv
larger. Tho family physician though. 1t wa.
CAUSED by piece OF broken g!nss or needle,
but failed TO bring anything to light. Tho
enid became fcchlcr ailtho limo, seeming To
lose tho uSe Of her leg. and finally Qul. walk.
Ing entirely. Tho middle finger and thumb
OF cltacshcnd became enlarged. tho resh DO
coming hard. Tho hip Iolnts became lnvoly.
Cd, no that when seventeen months old shs
could not stand, having lost tho uJo OF Leg
and arm. Partial curvature OF tho splno also
followed. Tho nervous system was wrecked.
muscles contracted, cad thcto was general
wasting OF flesh and muscle. At eighteen
months OF MO Sh0 was placed under tho
Heasaon. or prominent physic!nu OF 2os-
ton, Aa7s, but at the end OF tea months she
had Iec'!ncS! to such n degree thlt sho was In
dying condition. This was In April, 1896
We took tho child away rot knowing what
to do. III TIL, dreadful dilemma we wcrs
over'pcrSuntcd by friends TO try "ono bot
tle" OF SwtT's SrrclF,c. which wo did, and
before It had a!l been taken we saw change
for tho better In her symptoms. We ks2ti.
up, mad have done 10 to TIL, day, and Will
koepitup. II tho Lord wills. for many day.
tocon,c. fosit has brought our dying Hazel
to He. ovlgo'. to strcrJth and health again.
The ashen hue Of her CHECKS has changed to
aro5y tint. sho Is Rbis to walk anywhere,
her lInglor md melancholy hnrc passed
away. end she Is now sli'ac. cacortui. hap
~ ronir!ns child. Should you wish to IN.
crease your testimonials OF proot Of tho
virtue OF q. S, s.. our Names and what WI
have said ,E but n portion OF what We owe to
you. Eaouli you wish to use thS:;.
Kindly yoars.
EGs. +. SWIFT.
GrRrEuos L. SWIFT.
Trontten ~ 4 Ut. nj.
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The syntoms Of Billousaess aro unssp.
PLY but too we'll known. They differ in
different iEdividusls to SONS extent, A
Bilious man is nsldom breakfast cater,
Too frequently, alas, he has an excellent
appetite for liquids but mona lor colds Of q
morning. His tongue will hardly bear in.
epection at any time; hit is not white and
fnrred, It is rough, at sll events.
Tho digee.ive eyo:em Is wholly out Of
order and Diarrhea or Constipation NAV
be uymptom or the two may alternate.
There arc often Asmorrholda or even los
Of blood. There may bs giddiness and
often headache and acidity Or nstulence
snd teuderness!in the pit Of the stomach
To correct nil this If not effect 9 cura try
GREEN'S -aug,ts. Fo1rer, 1t cost but triue
and thousands affect tia efficacy,
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HKv York, Dec s-petro.oum was strong OMEN.
Ing at tc: highest 77c; lowest 7Cc; closed at 77c
aJnl1 NM barr
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unhsppily Tor tho w.e!ched victim OF their On.
ssul.s, dsspepsia, constipation and b!lousucss arc
fs',hlul allies. When ono Of these foes stack the
System, tho other two speedily follow In It's wake,
and succcasiye'y make tfcl. onslaught. Success.
Eively, but not successfully, II Hos,eter's st,m.
och Differs DO med TO repal the ontes. Tho Ri.c,s
q Q, Sly extrps.es these monsrm "a It. George 1.
dGplc. d in thr cct OF doing 70 the dragon In tho
the medicine Their il,Rht. like ,heir ADVANCE II
nearly simultaneous Their rnu,uSllty de.troyeI.
they preap!tatry retreat leaving health master Of
tho position and .tronsly entrenched by tho BIZ.
RgalnSt tho iusidlous assaults OF ulslaral disease
, aud stopv the approach OF rheH u,at!sm. II, moro
| over, relieve, nervous complaints, and impert,
yigor 10 the weak, ,-9sg, .sIEI -.
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True delicscy Of favor with true efficacy
oil action has been attained in the famous
California liq1ii fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. lta pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered il immensely popu.
lar. II clensea the system, cures costiye.
ness, etc. Mesars. Logan L Co., Anton P.
Hecs, Il. B. Burt md O. MeDkemeller.
have heen appointed agents for Wheel,
Ing, W. Va, y. :
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


D. . \
fEH YoRr, Dec s.-Moacy on call easy al 10
per cent Inst loan at " per cent, closed offered
ats per cont Prime mercantile paper easH per
cont. Sterling exchange quiet but steady at Asl>s
Al SIX. Total sales Of stocks to-day were 2lt,sc9
thares, L
Tho stock market to-day waa very dull, except
Tor few specialtiss and wns heavy In the carly
trading. though a better tone was afterwnrd do.
velorcd aud the list showed moro strength than
has been Teen previously durlpg tho weak The
eponlng was made at advances oser yes erday's
nral tlsute, Of from \ to V per ceut but the preI-
action soon followed, however. aud the market wGs
brought back 10 tho ncighborhoot OF the openiug
prices, The marx ct then became extremely dull,
but renaiuGd tirm Throughout most Of the inter.
noon thou b tradi wast cvOid OF special icilure
1he clotc was dull but Arm with most stocks at
or near the best prices reached Tao gcneal list "a
WIN but few exceptions higher Tonight though
thu only important 8 ins are Canadian p"cido9X,
anha!tAn ~ ana Union Pacific TX per cent,
while Richmond vest Point prc'eirgd los! TX
and Fort Worth and Denver az nrr cont.
sales tG32,0 ''I'If
Government bonds were dull but A.GRdy 10 firm.
State bonds were neglected. /. -. ~
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OLD and reliable medicines are the heat
to dopepd upon. Acker's Blood Elixir
ha, been prescribed ior years for ali i'm.
puritips OF the Blood. In every form Of
scroinloua, Syphi!itic or Mercurisl die
cssss, 1t is invaluable. For Rheumatism,
hiss no equal. Logan Z Co., @. R. Goetzc'
q. Msnkeiaillel, ;. 3 Butt and Bowie
Bros. III IN
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The beet 5slye iu ths world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcern, salt rhsum, fsyei
cores, te!ter, chsppod hands, chilh!aina
corpa, and all skin erupt!cns, and posi.
lively cures piles, OF no pay required. |,
is guaranteed to give perfect satiaiaclion
or rlonsy refunded. Prizes % cents DO,
hog. For sala Nv Logan d Cd.
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TIE reason why AcEsr'a Blood Elixir IL
warranted, is because it is the beet Blood
Preparation known. 1t will positively
cure all Blood Diceases, purihes the whole
system, and thoroughly builds up the con.
sti.ution. Remember, We guarantee it,
Logan 4 Co., @. R. Goe!ze, @. Msnke.
miller, r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros, 8
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EXECurOit's SALE,
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLEOlTY
pUHbrU1iy

L PROPERTY.
By virtue OF the will Of Jthn Simmons, DC.
cclscd the UNDERSIGNED will offer for sale. 70 tho
hleheS! BIDDER, befo.c the Couh House door Of
Ohio county, OIL
SATURDAY, Tho 10,h DAY OF DECEMBER. 1887,
tho following very valuable city properly. In tho
city Of "l"G;iE%, to-wi!: That lot oil ground lying
on tho southeast csrncr OF AG.kct and twenty.
seventh streets. In said DIV, beiaS l!iy feet on
ANk.tMt:ct, and one hundred feet on Twnuty.
seventh street, uncn which there II u two.stnry
double brick dwelling. -tUT
TERMS or s.lE-,rie third Of the purchase money
In cash. Hnd the rca.1ne in sx ana twelve months
from the DAY OF Fac with interest from taL dav ;
the purchhc: will he required 10 gty5 his no.s for
the dqc'iei lay,oents; deed will bs inude to
the purchaser 10 which T. lien will be retained for
the deferred payments. II 'hepurchaSer elects 20
to do he can pay tho whole pu,chsie money In
ta,h
sl!o to co.nmcuce ct 10 oclock A.H. u
For information Apply too. ". Krissr. No. %
Seventeenth s.reet. or 10 Edward WeStSood, No.
SlQ5 McCeilGck street
q. ". KRIITEE. Executor,
EMMA WB5TTOOD, Exccutrlr
cf John Simmons, deceased
SovEyEsg 1. 1897 moss
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FOR SALEI
r. REAL ESTATE.
FOR SAIE.

shor. Creek Farm, 100 acres.
No &c Zane street, three roomed House: ground
IS ieSt by TO feeL II =
Lot AZ AID 90 feet of No. ell EcColloch street,
corLc'lng on acColloch and eeventeen.h streets,
small House, No, III Alley H; ground full lot.
No llA Al'ey. n, good substantial frame
hG W. s.onn,a "a i ,nd It. I9t. trice sl,70
NO. H9H aIAskc; street, $500.
80. s75 esch. -iNS''
Lot No, s. .quars co. Charles street, $50.
each. S"~S'' Wv
East hall OF Tot No. 90 Eighteenth street, being
west Of hou'e No al Eighteenth street, 81, 0Oo
I oil house No. 2cG Seventeenth street, sl40O
HAN Lot esss OF house No. l76 Eighteenth street,
Building sites north side OF Nineteenth street,
east Of "oods street, BIG 50 front loot.
Lot No. 10 Ellct street. near the cast end nj
Twelfth street. Formerly walnut street, slOo.
Lol south OF eouse No. cS0l EoH street, ST. 900,
,, Mousa No. q aaryland street; y substantial
nrlcE nouie OF four rooms and kitchen, with q
Sood cellar: Gail DC bought for SI.3c0 !
North Broadway, 81 GOO.
Ground co,nes,ug on Virginia and soIth York
South York street i29 feet, 5! 90, f- - =
House No 1870 Twelfth street, q large framc with
| for 81, 400 NNsA'
Is Acres Land suitable for market gardening:
distant from the city one mile aud quarter ST. CO.,
JAM ES a. IEENIS~,
Heal Estate Agent, U. 8. Pension aud Claim At.
lorney, Collector aud Notary Public. -
Personal attention given to Renting Houses, Col.
icctins tents Purchase and Sale OF Real Estate
| prosecute all classes o. Govslument Claims be.
lore the Treasury Department and the Department
II tie Interior. Dispositions ,akou In Pension
Claims. Vouchers certified. Deeds, Leases and
other written instruments prepared :
de5 Office: No 1919 MARKET STRFET
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AT NIGHT hlwsya nave Acke.'s Baby
soot:er at hand. Il 10 the only safe meG.
iciEe yet ;nSde that will remove all iuisH.
tile disorders. 1t containo no Opium or
Morphine, but siyes the child natural ease
from pain. Price Is Cents. Sold by Logan
& Co, G. r. Goeiss, G. blsnkonil!er, +.
i. Burt end Rowie Bros. o
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0Constani,y lspwklrg and Splitting"

TnoMAs J. RUSHING, ISL. s9'' Pine Street.
81. Louis No.. writes: ~ w:i3 sra:: sufferer
hardly brostLs, md was constantly hawking
and splitting, aud for tho last eight months
could not breathe through the nostrits. L
thought nothing could be d0ue forms, Luck
He,ncdy, md nm now + Well uiGn. TDGloye
it to be tho only sure relnciy for fatarlli how
manufactured, md ono Inns only IL sirs It Q
fair trial to experience astounding rrsLlts sli
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In many forme We uso disenirctins agents.
Impure breath, cauged by bad tooth, TO.
bacco. spir;ts or cstnrrh, Is ileuraliz.d by
sOZODONT. tia hcalthinl beau,iier
and great luxury ss ient;iries. The
repulslye breath il by tia uss rendered IS
frasran! as ross, and coldness By iriende
Or lovera will be 10 longer noticed.
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,fh.e,. Hotties euro crt.rrI,.

ELI RoDrl.s. RaHBgp P. O., Columbia Co.,
Pa, says: MY daughter bad casarrh when
Saco's Catarrh Remedy advertised. and rtl.
cured o bottle for her, and soon saw that It
helped her; q third bottle Effected permn,;
nent euro. She Ia now eighteen years old and
poi,pd md hearty ~ 44.la "a t-'s-.r a.-I.t--t
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IF YOU would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by Dyspepsis, use Acter'a Dyu.
pspsla Tablets. They arc positive cure
Tor Dyspcpaia, Indigestion, Flatu!oncy and
Constipation. We guarantee them. 90
and so cents. Logan 4 Co., o. Il. Goe.ze.
Q. Meukemiller, r. B. Burt and Borrie
Ryna .
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Prof. ". HAusNER, tho famous n,rsMsrtst.
of Ithaca. n. y, writes: "Somc ten years nGc,
sutIrrcj untold nsony from chronic nlsal
caiarrb. Ny family physician gave me up ns
ouch a bad ono. that every duy, towards sun.
act, my voice would become SO holrae could
barely speak above y whisper. in the morning
my coughing and clearing OF my utroat would
Catarrh Remedy, In three months. was n well
mao and the euro has bccp permanent
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President G,cvy, too, has his "Dan," but
unlike our President, he has no reason to
be proud Of him,
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Ycu," wAp he. simple apuwer.

JOHN HENRY pleaded W tn Amelia,
And all hi pa's'On tried to tell her. LTD
She said: "John H., yuurworis you waste,
Your teeth bstrly a wait Of taete,
Your breath Oilends me, IN say,
Use SUZ0DOST or stay away"
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THUsTEE's SALE.
nRUsTEE's SALE

i. OF ISLAND PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust made 10 me By will.
lam Beulike and A. r. Beullkc, his wife. dated
February u, 1885, aud recorded In he ofoe OF tha
CLERK Of the County Court OF Ohio county, West
Viisinis In Deed Of Trust BOOK No. "a, folio 10,
rhGll sell al public auction on n',r -
aATURDAY, DECRMBER 10, 1857, gh.
commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. r., At tho front door
Of the Court Hou.e OF said county, In the city OF
Wheeling. the following described property In that
rarl Of tho city Of Wheeling known ~ Wheeling
Island. that lsto nay: Beginning At point In the
west limo OF South Wabash street at SEQ feet north
Of the north line Of Delaware street; thence north
with the line o. aputh Wabash street rs eet thence
wSt aud parallel with the line Of Delaware street
l2o Icet thence South and parallel with the line OF
you,h %ata,h street % feet; thonce eaat aud par.
Allel with tho llneoi Delaware street l feet TO tho
place u beginning. - E''-|.1-. zgF.f y
TEsss or dALs-ono third, or ~ much moro a.
the purchaser mty elect, cash In hand on tho DAY
O, sae. and MI residue In two equal installuen
payable In one and two year, from tho day Of saiO,
with interest fiom that day, the prIobnScr 10 give
biz n0.ea iof the deferred lnStain cnts and 10 TO-
euro ,hoinnio by deed Of trust upon tho property,
aud ipElrsuce policies upon lhe buildings 10 tho
ka,i,iAc,on OF the trustee. " :
Ti!lU beloved good. but scllirg AZ trustee ihall
convey only huoh titla a. Ia vGlto1 III me. 49,
nOl FEtSH JOHNSON Trustee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-10

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-Cotton. midd'lng lo;;ic; Or.
leans lCsfc: futures closed barely stssdJ; Dc.
cemeeE io.t5c: January 10 43c: February 1856;
March 10 6lc;lApril lp.Gs May TO- '6c Julie lo.s2.;
July 10 $50; August bic; September lO42c; Oc;o.